As the termites excavated networks of tunnels below the landscape, they needed somewhere to discard the excavated dirt.
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"Today, every unlined coal ash lagoon in South Carolina has either been excavated, is being excavated or is scheduled to be excavated for transportation to dry, lined landfills or for use in recycling," according to The Post and Courier.
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"Not all of the tombs have been excavated," Yang said.
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Miners first excavated the Homestake gold mine in the 1880s.
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The area was further excavated to look for additional artifacts.
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In recent years, St. Dunstan's graveyard has been excavated twice.
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The artist has excavated earth and filled the hole with concrete.
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After those coffins were excavated, the archeologists discovered an additional 12.
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Dating from 4500 years ago, the site was excavated in Iraq.
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Niche scenes are cultural corners to be excavated, cud twice-chewed.
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Dogs sniffed for bodies, which were slowly excavated from the muck.
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After the war, locals excavated the stones and made this monument.
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As they tunnel, they push the excavated soil to the surface.
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Meso-American art at the National Anthropology Museum; the excavated Aztec
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The next year she and her team excavated the fossilized remains.
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The figure's cubist head and ethereal torso seem excavated from desert sand.
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A Medieval sword in stone has been excavated in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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He would not leave the room until he had excavated them all.
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And this cat's bones had been excavated from the central ceremonial area.
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Some pieces were excavated from the family's properties in and around Rome.
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This included flotation, something fairly new when the other structures were excavated.
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The 70s treatise was excavated and discussed in relation to contemporary capitalism.
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The museum excavated the tracks this week, and plans to display them.
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An excavated pit about eight feet deep had become a small lake.
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A third, excavated in 21959, lived between 21959,19903 and 21990,22000 years ago.
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His treasure chest, which contains excavated relics, could be subject to federal scrutiny.
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The site, in a site called Mijiaya, was excavated from 2004 until 2006.
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They excavated bones of an entirely new but already extinct genus of gibbons.
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As the machine completes a pass, the excavated parts of the mine collapse.
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While the site has been excavated and documented, the findings are not conclusive.
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The back garden was also excavated to allow natural light into the space.
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The next year, National Park Service and Smithsonian Institution archaeologists excavated the site.
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Two objects excavated from her apartment, a wall mural and a door, sold.
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The site was excavated by the ministry and archaeologists from nearby Minya University.
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The full extent of the skeleton was revealed and mostly excavated in 2019.
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Tile patterns for the game's menu screens were excavated from old system files.
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Closer to the mountains, the ground is too hard and can't easily be excavated.
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The four tablets, excavated around 1880, were stored at the British Museum in London.
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A Reuters reporter saw 67 freshly excavated graves for the victims in Jawdara village.
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The mammoth, excavated in 2012, had injuries indicating it had been killed by people.
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When the car was excavated, the skeletal remains of a person were found inside.
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The crash site was excavated in March 1994 and life support items were recovered.
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N.H.L. players reported to rinks around North America on Tuesday and excavated their emotions.
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Excavated and terraced, the two courts are rimmed by seating for hundreds of spectators.
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So far two of the pits have been excavated, officially disproving the stone theory.
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The past is an anchor excavated, polished, and re-presented as something startlingly new.
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The divers excavated occasionally by hand-fanning the sediments, with bright lights illuminating the scene.
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A wide shot of the southwestern Tanzania locality from which the new dinosaur was excavated.
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One of the artifacts gets excavated from a layer that is 2.1 million years old.
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I excavated album after album to still the dissonance between their words and their actions.
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The burial site was excavated on Friday and authorities later identified the body as French's.
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And we have very little indication of warfare, save for some excavated spearheads and arrowheads.
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Once the bones had been excavated, it took two more years just to clean them.
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The bones of 35 scarlet macaws have been excavated from various sites in the area.
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The tomb was discovered along a ridge that was buried and partially excavated only recently.
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The La Jolla remains, excavated from a cliff overlooking the Pacific, could offer some clarity.
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Remains of an adult woman (left) and adult man (right) excavated at the Atlenerding site.
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Similar to the mosaic first discovered in 1996, animals feature in the newly-excavated piece.
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On the page and in the kitchen she excavated American cuisine's half-forgotten African roots.
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It was filled in for years, then re-excavated; now it's used for competitive kayaking.
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The inauguration in June of an excavated site on Crete will make the point well.
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More than 3,000 graves can be found here, and 1,100 of them have been excavated.
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A study center is being built in Villelaure, where more mosaic flooring has been excavated.
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British archaeologist Austen Henry Layard has originally excavated the site in the mid 19th century.
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When archaeological science took off in the late 1800s, unknown thousands of graves were excavated.
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Over 800 animal fossils including gazelle, hippopotamus and wild cattle were excavated at the site.
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Who do you think should own the treasures that might be excavated from these ships?
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Some archaeologists found it in 1927, and put some of what they excavated in museums.
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"There's still thousands of people who are buried there who were never excavated," DeWitte says.
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Also, monumental architecture, including many tholos tombs, was excavated at Mycene in the 19th century.
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Tut's tomb had been excavated in 1922, and audiences were still familiar with the details.
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From Roger and Hammerstein's 1943 source material, director Daniel Fish has excavated mounds of buried emotion.
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Last month 10 men were arrested as they excavated a 50-foot hole inside the cemetery.
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One of the first items on the agenda was to protect what had already been excavated.
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Only about 40 square meters have been excavated down to a depth of only 18 inches.
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Many were encrusted with dirt, suggesting they had been excavated recently, not taken from a museum.
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Pompeii, which has been partially excavated by archaeologists, is one of Italy's most popular tourist attractions.
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U.N. war crimes investigators later excavated the mass graves, but over 1,000 bodies are still missing.
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To have more space, the brothers excavated a huge underground cemetery, making use of ancient caves.
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In the past few years 4,300 have been excavated; there could be as many as 10,000.
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The skull was unwittingly excavated at a site north of Arches National Park in eastern Utah.
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Last year, he found another Triceratops skull around the same area that is currently being excavated.
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The researchers hope to return to Jebel Irhoud because there is still more to be excavated.
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A research team from the Universidad Técnica de Manabí excavated the site between 2014 and 2016.
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In September, officials excavated the Dawsons' former house in search of her body, to no avail.
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It too had been excavated at Eshmun and was stolen from the Lebanese Republic, prosecutors said.
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On the northern coast of Luzon island,excavated families began the painful process of returning home.
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With a bit of irony, the answer can be excavated from an old coal-mining community.
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The government has said that all antiques from Mes Aynak will be excavated before mining begins.
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Scientists recently excavated a 70,000-year-old Neanderthal skeleton buried in a cave in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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The site was excavated in 773-39 and a plan of the main building was published.
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He himself excavated an early Bronze Age ax that is part of the 5,000-year-old trove.
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The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History returned the remains of Igiugig ancestors excavated 87 years ago.
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Dug up decades ago The diminutive coffin was excavated in the Egyptian city of Giza in 1907.
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Maybe FaceApp will be excavated by historians as a funny example of our generation's ultimately unfounded panic.
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Fourteen skeletons of victims killed by earthquake at Cave dwelling F4 at Lajiia site excavated in 2000.
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Since the 1970s, archaeologists have excavated the Madjedbebe site four times, most recently in 2012 and 2015.
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Saradar told us that over three miles worth of these reliefs (all originally painted) have been excavated.
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The cast of the skeleton measures 122 feet, and is based on real fossils excavated in Patagonia.
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The hole was cordoned off, excavated and repaired over the course of roughly a week last May.
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Archaeologists recently excavated a board game buried within a castle crypt that dates back to medieval times.
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The agency has identified more than 100 individuals excavated from Tarawa and the Honolulu cemetery since 2015.
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Governors Island was extended south in 1911 with the excavated fill from the Lexington Avenue subway tunnel.
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No matter how distant the connection, all the excruciating particularities of this person's misfortune will be excavated.
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Swimming on the Barrier Reef, Angkor Wat – especially the more remote temples that haven't been fully excavated.
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Coal mining is a tradition in the region and residents have excavated the surrounding hills for centuries.
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Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities has excavated 10 other sealed sarcophaguses in Minya, south of Cairo, this year.
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There are some exceptions: one item on loan, not from the Brooklyn Museum but the MFA in Boston, excavated at Giza in 1911; and two stele fragments from the site of Tell el-Amarna, which were gifted by the Egypt Exploration Society (which excavated the site) in 1936.
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After 108 sets of skeletal remains were excavated, and 10 had enough DNA to be studied in depth.
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A 7-inch case knife blade with a broken handle was also excavated from the site in June.
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ATHENS, Greece – A brush fire in central Greece has helped authorities discover a hoard of illegally excavated antiquities.
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But, he says, "not a single mass grave would have been excavated" if the tribunal had not existed.
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Another was that it was really the critics who had excavated Ms Jeong's public statements who were racists.
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San Diego is home to the Late Pleistocene Cerutti Mastodon site, which was excavated in the early 1990s.
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What seems different from the artist's earlier work is that the surfaces feel — paradoxically — pristine and carefully excavated.
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There are the "Lego-like" construction kits Musk has promised, made from the sludge excavated from the tunnels.
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Fisher has firsthand experience doing this himself, as he's excavated mammoths and mastodons in North America and Siberia.
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The predominant species, excavated and studied from coast-to-coast for over 200 years, has been Mammut american.
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Like the Al-Yahudu tablets, they were almost certainly illegally excavated in, and smuggled out of, wartime Iraq.
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The Boring Company plans to open a retail store near its headquarters to sell bricks of excavated Earth.
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Your chance to buy bricks made from Elon Musk's Boring Company's excavated Earth appears to be getting closer.
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Two-thirds of it was made from the infill of earth excavated from the Lexington Avenue Subway line.
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As the foundations were being excavated in 2011, the abutting building at 48 Howard Street began to move.
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Over time, the excavated dirt was shaped into steep, intimidating face walls that have bedeviled golfers ever since.
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Some ancient dog skeletons, like those excavated at the Koster Site in Illinois, died roughly 10,000 years ago.
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He excavated the famed reliefs from the palace of Ashurbanipal and then sent them to the British Museum.
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Eleven smaller bone fragments excavated from the site have helped anthropologists understand surgical techniques in that time period.
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Striving to connect the physical with the spiritual, St. Denis and Shawn excavated non-Western and indigenous forms.
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Middens and hearths excavated throughout the Northeast are filled with the bones and scales of herring dinners past.
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A site in a Peruvian seaside town excavated in 93 revealed 17 children and 20 llamas buried together.
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We have only written accounts of what's in the tomb (the pavilions, the candles; it's never been excavated).
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Maybe (definitely) there are new ones on the horizon that haven't yet been excavated and thoroughly exposed online.
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The property owners had planned to develop the land but agreed to delay while the area was excavated.
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The book, which excavated the Native American perspective from the skimpy documentary record, won the prestigious Bancroft Prize.
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A fresh lunar crater tends to be surrounded by large boulders that were excavated by the meteor impact.
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The archaeologist Paul Huey and his team excavated the site in 1970, uncovering a massive array of artifacts.
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Perhaps strangely, the graves of children were conspicuously absent at the cemetery, which admittedly is still only partially excavated.
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The family excavated the 5-foot-deep sinkhole and discovered Maverick, a little worse for wear but relatively okay.
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Also keep an eye on construction sites — you may be able to get permission to haul away excavated rocks.
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Government contractors excavated the hot spot each time, but only after Yanai filed a request through the town office.
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Over the next two years, half of Judith's skull and bits of its legs, hips, and backbone were excavated.
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"We excavated a foundation trench in the sea bed, laid a rock bed, then immersed the elements," he says.
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Mr. Wartski rehabbed the basement and excavated the sub-basement to create the kitchen, robata grill and prep area.
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Replicas of Revolutionary War cannonballs, which have been excavated around Brooklyn, will be displayed on the museum's ground floor.
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When contacted by CNN, Karungi confirmed receipt of the license, but said that the site had not been excavated.
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Then you see why: there are huge squares of earth, like plots of land excavated in one fell swoop.
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The Oxyrhynchus papyri are a huge group of many thousands of rolls and fragments excavated from al-Bahnasa/Oxyrhynchus.
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On a beam above his head hung camping lanterns and wagon hardware that his father excavated from Humboldt Sink.
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After months of arranging a team, getting money and securing a permit, the skull was finally excavated in May.
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The site was excavated between 2011 and 2016 after local residents said they saw bones in eroding roadside dunes.
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By contrast, the researchers are pretty sure the much younger micro-depressions are being excavated by debris, including garbage.
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A robot, programmed with the data to make shapes, then excavated the interior of a block of Portland stone.
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This field, which also has never been excavated, would be just a field without Mr. Schute to explain it.
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An excavated picture from 1927 shows Phillips holding two fretless zithers, neither of which look anything like the newspaper description.
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These are the heaps of rock removed from the mines, tons of slag excavated with the coal and piled up.
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The researchers also analyzed 17 tools selected from the 1,624 items recently excavated near the location of the moai statues.
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Did Peter Brockman, President of the East Beach Association, have any answers about what the now-excavated object might be?
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The military excavated the shallow grave in December, days after the reporters' arrests, saying they had received a tip-off.
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The temple complex was first excavated by archaeologists in 1955, after they found a massive basalt lion on the site.
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His reckless ramble ended with a splash at the visibly-filling bottom, where a half-excavated piece of metal protruded.
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Next to the people excavated from the Chelsea Old Church (posh) are those from St Brides Workhouse (far from it).
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Since then, the Museum has excavated an unparalleled constellation of sites in the Middle East, where active research continues today.
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As Pompei is being excavated and restored, negative political messages are found on the fencing of homes and even tombstones.
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Investigators had not excavated the well because it would compromise the integrity of Gebhardt's home, Coleman said at the hearing.
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If all of science's excavated bones were examined as assiduously as the Swartkrans specimen, many more cases would probably emerge.
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The excavated dirt will then be used to make "really great bricks" he will sell for 10 cents a brick.
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Excavated frescoes depict wealthy denizens reclining before multicourse meals — they tended to eat small-plates-style, just like today's gourmands.
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Adding the capacity to lay supports on which to spread excavated soil and rubble to form a tunnel appears straightforward.
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On Tuesday, I called Yoram Haimi, the Israeli archaeologist based in Jerusalem who had excavated Sobibor and discovered the pendant.
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In 1781, a marble discus-thrower 1.55 meters in height was excavated from Rome's Esquiline Hill at the Villa Palombara.
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ARCHAEOLOGISTS FIND ANCIENT MASS CHILD SACRIFICE IN PERU A monument intended to host pilgrims and rituals was also excavated at Pachacamac.
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Less than 10 percent of the decayed fort was excavated, so many more bodies may still be waiting to be found.
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Until they excavated the fossil, reassembled it and analyzed its mitochondrial DNA , biologists had no idea this panda lineage even existed.
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The mass grave was discovered underneath the Old Divinity School of St John's College; it was excavated between 2010 and 2012.
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They also excavated a nest, which they took back to Germany to record the ants running more slowly in cooler temperatures.
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Much of the vast storeroom complex has yet to be excavated, and Mr. Chu hopes there could be more khipus there.
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It was originally excavated from a field in Henan, China, in 163 and sold to fossil dealer Charles Magovern in 1993.
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Players were able to collectively push it across the map toward a spaceship-style structure that was excavated at Loot Lake.
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So click through to see the gems excavated from the depths of eBay, and share what you find in the comments.
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The digging happened in the eastern part of the park, where there was a large number of excavated pits, officials said.
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Archaeologists excavated all the statues in the 1960s and 1970s in Sidon at the Temple of Eshmoun, a god of healing.
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The partially excavated on-ramp to Seattle's new tunnel, before the detour road built over it was shut down and demolished.
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The artist recently excavated these faux-Egyptian objects, thereby "discovering" bits of a real past that aspire to a fictional one.
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They're in an ideal shape to be excavated and can stand the gastric acid that helps dissolve foods in your stomach.
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The main distillates line, which had been shut as a precaution before being restarted, was excavated for visual inspection on Wednesday.
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A total of 10 skeletons, a mix of males and females aged between 11 and 20, were excavated from the site.
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As DePalma carefully excavated the upper layers, he began uncovering an extraordinary array of fossils, exceedingly delicate but marvellously well preserved.
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TEOTIHUACAN: CITY OF WATER, CITY OF FIRE Artifacts and art from the ancient Mesoamerican metropolis, many recently excavated. Sept. 230–Feb.
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Earthen figures excavated by archeologists from the Indus Valley Civilization, dating back to 3,000 BC, show people in the namaste pose.
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By the end of the video, Giertz is joking about eye patch designs and ponders sending the excavated tumor into space.
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It was puzzling, but one obvious explanation was that the Germans had buried something here and the Russians had excavated it.
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What about the earlier group of flint axes excavated in Boxgrove, outside Chichester in West Sussex, in the 25s and 28s?
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The building with the mosaic was excavated, earlier artifacts found, and the site was covered up under the supervision of archaeologists.
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The Beatles scratched the surface, but Bowie excavated it, renovated and tore it all down again, just to start all over again.
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The country&aposs former flag portrayed an ancient sun motif excavated in the tomb of Alexander&aposs father, Philip, in northern Greece.
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The hospital where this statue was found was one of four built in the area, none of which have been throughly excavated.
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When the tomb was excavated in 2004 a number of animal remains, which included gibbon bones, were unearthed from 12 burial pits.
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The artifacts, which were authenticated by the National Museum in Ljubljana, are believed to have been illegally excavated from Iraq or Syria.
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In September, Dr. Ossendrijver went to the British Museum, where the tablets were taken in the late 19th century after being excavated.
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It said the balconies were a "complete novelty" for this part of the buried city, which hasn&apost yet been fully excavated.
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Is it possible that a painting from a building excavated in 1932 and publicized around the world has not been correctly identified?
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A squad of chefs dutifully take notes on what's excavated from the fridge, mentally planning what meal they'll create from the haul.
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Omar said more than 200 hectares of land he was set to develop had been excavated, leaving him unable to build homes.
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The key to this study was recently sequenced DNA from a 4,800-year-old dog excavated from a tomb in Newgrange, Ireland.
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The charred earthenware, excavated from the Cambridgeshire fenland, looks unremarkable, but the manner of its storage reveals new things about the past.
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A poetry that has elsewhere excavated its language from the communal unconscious has a hard time adopting the mode of personal anecdote.
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What's so thrilling about this exposure of what lies beneath is that you feel it was always there, waiting to be excavated.
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That's the crux of Miles Malleson's 1925 "Conflict," an affable relic excavated by the Mint Theater Company and directed by Jenn Thompson.
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So far the team has excavated less than 10 percent of the site and investigated only a fraction of the 53 houses.
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Conservators recently unearthed two ancient mosaics, originally excavated from the ancient city of Antioch, that the museum had acquired in the 1960s.
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As we have in the past, if any of these objects were stolen or illegally excavated, they will be returned to Italy.
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A team led by Dongju Zhang (top right, in the trench) excavated a trench in Baishiya Karst Cave in Tibet in 2200.
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Star Carr has been a treasure trove for researchers from around the world since it was first excavated in the late 1940s.
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He said the Met was currently dealing with "a very small number" of investigations relating to illicitly excavated antiquities from those regions.
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The vault was excavated by hand in the mid 19th-century, our tour guide told us, and it definitely looks the part.
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In the 2000s, before a new highway, the A16, sliced through the range, paleontologists excavated rock that would otherwise have been discarded.
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When we finally reached the mouth of the tunnel that he had excavated, he pointed to the entrance and shook his head.
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But as scholars began looking at recently excavated antiquities, they realized some of these authentic ritual objects appeared differently from Nie's drawings.
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While poring through the wealth of information Reddit has to offer beauty enthusiasts, I excavated some seriously obscure tips for all of us.
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For many there are worlds in the spaces between beats, vast caverns of meaning to be excavated from a few clipped vocal snippets.
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"The problem is that the mass grave that's been excavated only contained the men's lower halves," the stand-up, a devout Muslim, says.
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To rule out the possibility of contamination, perhaps from an ancient spillage, they also analysed the soil from which the fragments were excavated.
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The bricks for the school were produced using a machine that can be transported to where the mud is excavated, lowering costs further.
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The Mitsero Red Lake was created when a copper pyrite mining company excavated the area, leaving behind a crater after it ceased operations.
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We believe that this book will be excavated from the tomb, however, we can't confirm its existence until Pab uncovers the actual tomb.
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Pakistani newspaper The Dawn reported in 2018 that a miner makes 350 Pakistani rupees, or about $2.50, for every ton of salt excavated.
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Dez's getting his electronic tag off on Thursday and Ken's had that ingrown hair excavated, so we went off down The Moon Lagoon.
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Make sure to note the building's exterior, which was designed around the excavated remains of the Moorish walls that once surrounded the city.
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The findings, excavated in northeastern Jordan's Black Desert, reveal the oldest direct evidence of bread and are discussed Monday in the journal PNAS.
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For much of the 20th century, soil excavated at construction sites was regarded as toxic waste and sent for disposal outside the city.
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In another room streaked with paint by Richard Long, the excavated pots and pans seem to be sitting amid the kitchen's splattered backsplash.
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Photos could be excavated from the morgues of bygone magazines and science journals, blown up and bannered with jarring, sardonic captions (Barbara Kruger).
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The site was discovered near the village of Tuna al-Gabal, the site of a previously excavated necropolis for thousands of mummified animals.
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The impact that flung these Australasian tektites would have excavated a crater at least several miles in diameter and hundreds of feet deep.
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As we walked down a narrow, excavated path towards the crater lake — the main attraction — we stopped to take in the astonishing views.
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Lloyd, well known for precision, wrote four letters about Newgrange, in 218 and 303, detailing what he saw as the mound was excavated.
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Two people were trapped and were excavated from the building, and a total of 10 people were injured and transported to local hospitals.
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"They were covered with dust and debris from the construction site, almost as if they'd been excavated from an archaeological dig," says White.
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Ruins excavated in Cologne date back to Roman times; it's upon these that the St. Kolumba Church was constructed during the Middle Ages.
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When the Old Man of La Chapelle is discovered in 1908, the prehistorians who excavated that skeleton sent it to Boule for analysis.
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According to the research published in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, the fossils were excavated around 1980 in western Kenya and never closely examined.
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Then it excavated the buried pipeline and updated that estimate to a whopping 20153,800 gallons of oil — nearly 90 times what it first reported.
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Then it excavated the buried pipeline and updated that estimate to a whopping 16,800 gallons of oil — nearly 90 times what it first reported.
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Authorities are trying to establish who excavated and hid the artefacts, some of which had been cleaned and undergone basic repairs on the spot.
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Back at the lab, they micro-excavated the soil whilst it was still damp, revealing red, green, and black panels bordered with cream lines.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — The "I"-shaped table is set up as if it contained a presentation of recently excavated artifacts.
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What rocked my world was how Nochlin literally excavated the basements and archives of museums around the globe to rescue female artists from oblivion.
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Operators were meant to cover the pits in the areas that they excavated, he said, with local authorities responsible for ensuring pits were closed.
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In 1907, a miniature coffin from the 6th–7th century BC was excavated at Giza and acquired by the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, England.
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This stash was found in one of 240 tombs that archaeologists had excavated in a desert region of the Turpan Basin in northwest China.
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Here's how it works: a shallow pool connected to a nearby body of water, like a river or bay, is excavated under a development.
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The scientists sequenced the mitochondrial DNA from 89 megafaunal bone and teeth samples that had been excavated from caves and rock shelters in Patagonia.
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They excavated a broken amphora here, a statue there, and almost everywhere colourful mosaic pieces, spread across an area of some 17,000 square metres.
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The return includes the contents of a princely tomb excavated near Fara in Sabina, north of Rome, which the museum bought in the 1970s.
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The authority, created under state law to oversee the creation of the transit center nearby, excavated and removed water from sediment near the tower.
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Researchers excavated two of the 53 houses completely and 50% of a third home and conducted a small investigation into six of the homes.
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Mummies came back to life, curses blighted those who excavated the sites, and pyramids became elaborate mazes of death traps that housed unknowable riches.
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During our two sessions together, with help from the questionnaires we had filled out, the therapist excavated the reasons for my discomfort with money.
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It looks like it was just excavated from the arid wastelands that sprawl in every direction as soon as you leave this lucrative oasis.
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The excavated ceramics were, they said, funerary objects, private and sacred, not art in the Western sense, and certainly never meant for public display.
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Archaeologists excavated part of the old city center of Yaroslavl, Russia, between 132264 and 2010 as part of an effort to restore its cathedral.
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ROME — The Italian police have dismantled an international ring trafficking in what prosecutors say are thousands of ancient artifacts illegally excavated in Sicily. Maj.
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The committee coordinates with the tribes and the Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District, which owns the land where the artifacts were originally excavated.
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The Culture Ministry said the balconies were a "complete novelty" for this part of the buried city, which has yet to be fully excavated.
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The duck suffers from a too-gloopy brown sauce, and the tomatoes in the tomato schnitzel need to be excavated from the fried mass.
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But exact numbers were difficult to establish, it said, since only 28 mass graves have been excavated so far, with just 1,258 bodies exhumed.
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Archaeologists have only excavated six of its gates and restored four — the Mashki and Adad Gates as well as the Nergal and Shamash Gates.
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Artifacts from Yemen, like the statue of "Miriam" loaned by the Smithsonian, were excavated by an American expedition led by "oilman-archaeologist" Wendell Phillips.
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There, divers excavated artifacts such as butchered bones of extinct animals, a mastodon tusk and a biface, which is a knife fragment with sharp edges.
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The Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, Florida, excavated 20183,000-year old Antioch mosaics buried near the museum's sculpture garden by staff in 1989.
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Kellner says he and his colleagues in China intend to go back to the site where the eggs were excavated, and look for more fossils.
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Fra Mauro is composed of ejecta from a celestial collision between an asteroid and the Moon, which excavated the biggest lunar impact basin, Mare Imbrium.
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The military excavated the shallow grave in December, days after Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were arrested, saying they had received a tip-off.
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It was excavated from a permafrost embankment at Yenisei bay, a remote spot in central Siberia where a massive river empties into the Arctic Ocean.
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In journalism, Leicester's romp to the league has been variously explained through economics, tactics, recruitment, sports psychology, scientific innovation, excavated corpses and simple good fortune.
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Expanding downward, the architects excavated beneath the factory space, made possible those Roman steps and created a lower level that feels surprisingly light and capacious.
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Regular folks present a relic—usually excavated from some unswept corner of the home—to a specialist, who then delivers a swift and unsentimental appraisal.
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Here's what they look likeA polyester dome is buried in the garden, covered with a layer of polyurethane foam and then topped with excavated soil.
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The death mask is excavated by still another American, known as the "twigger" (for "tweaker," as in meth, combined with "digger," as in amateur archaeology).
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It documented "Munich Depression," a concave earthwork excavated by Mr. Heizer in Munich in 1969 that sloped gently to a center point 16 feet deep.
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The colors disappeared over the centuries as buildings were buffeted by the elements and most of the sculpture was buried, excavated only during the Renaissance.
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Archaeologists are searching for his remains beneath Euston Station in London, where a burial ground is being excavated as part of the station's redevelopment, above.
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Researchers have excavated the site in an attempt to understand it, but they don't know why the structure was built, according to a new study.
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The foundation of another structure, equal in size but far less opulent, was also excavated at the same level, some 40 feet below the surface.
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In Turkey, kelle paca might include sheep trotters, but here the skull yields richness enough, along with meat excavated from cheeks and crevices, obligingly tender.
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It remains unknown exactly what records will be excavated in the Sandy Hook case, but hundreds of miles away in Florida, Fred Guttenberg took notice.
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The room, along with the rest of the house, has not yet been completely excavated, but it also contains a garden and a small pool.
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The creative solutions used to dispose of flammable nitrate stock resulted in the inadvertent preservation of 500 films — forgotten reels were excavated in the 1970s.
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Small sculptures knitted from either wire or nylon thread resemble primitive slippers, bowls or toy boats that might have been excavated from an archaeological site.
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The road was excavated, documented and enclosed in a gallery with a glass roof, so that patrons of the restaurant can look down on it.
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That's why recently excavated snake fossils from Argentina, described in a study published Wednesday in Science Advances, are such a big deal for serpent fans.
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They were excavated in 1896 by E.A. Wallis Budge, Keeper of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities at the British Museum, which has housed them since 1901.
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Over the weekend, workers excavated a "test trench" 30 feet wide, 50 feet long, and 15 feet deep on the grounds of SpaceX's Los Angeles headquarters.
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The area will be excavated and bones and other remains will be analyzed and tested — a process that could take months, police Chief Michael Geier said.
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This site will likely provide more clues in the coming weeks and months, as the site is excavated prior to the construction of a residential area.
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Parcak, archaeologist Douglas Bolender at University of Boston, historian Dan Snow and a team of international scientists discovered, excavated and examined the site at Point Rosee.
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The site has been excavated since 1906 and more than 3.5 million specimens have been recovered, representing hundreds of species and many that are extinct today.
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When tanks bulldozed their way in to root out PKK militants who had excavated trenches and laid explosives, tens of thousands of residents had to leave.
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The now inactive mine is 1,722 feet deep 3,900 feet wide, and it is the second largest excavated hole in the world, after Bingham Canyon Mine.
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Scientists suspect that the salt heaps found in craters like Occator (shown in the video above) were excavated from a subsurface brine layer during ancient impacts.
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Li shows me a small horse statuette and an ancient goddess fashioned from a piece of mammoth tusk -- an ivory substitute excavated from the Siberian permafrost.
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Over the course of 17 years, workers excavated more than 28 million tons of rock from the site, which they repurposed as concrete for the tunnel.
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The re-enactment, led by the New York artist Dread Scott, excavated the memory of an event that organizers saw as an inspiring display of courage.
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Mr. Sánchez said he and his crew partly excavated a pyramid built in the year 500 by the Teotihuacan, who predated the arrival of the Aztecs.
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At an event announcing the company's tunnel plans, Davis joked that they would use bricks made from excavated dirt to build a pyramid in Musk's honor.
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Byrd said the Army Graves Registration Service excavated some of Tarawa's temporary cemeteries in the late 1940s but left behind parts of individuals during this process.
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The climate-controlled repository on West 47th Street already contains more than 1,500 boxes of artifacts from 31 sites that were excavated in all five boroughs.
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Furthering the show's visual combustion are an ancient Minoan octopus vase and Mycenaean statuettes excavated on Crete and eight sculptures and masks from various African peoples.
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The displays are part of "Below The Surface," an urban archaeological endeavor completed between 2003 and 2015, when Amsterdam's North-South metro line was being excavated.
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Sullivan and his colleagues, including State Museum of Pennsylvania curator of paleontology and geology curator Steven Jasinski, excavated and collected 20 fossils over four separate digs.
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As the Islamic State expanded, it systematically looted and destroyed, using heavy machinery to dig into ancient sites that had scarcely been excavated before the war.
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The remodeling will gradually decrease the slope of the hill, and is expected to drastically reduce the pressure created by the earth on the excavated structures.
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In the early 1900s, the hill that descended all the way to Genoa's historic lighthouse was excavated, making room for a coastal railway and further expansion.
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Just over 40 miles northeast of the state capital (also called Campeche), it looks, at first glance, like little more than a few half-excavated hillsides.
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Many had been excavated from offerings in the Templo Mayor, which was the main temple in the ancient Aztec city of Tenochtitlan, present day Mexico City.
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Investigators searched Koehler's home, underneath which they found an excavated area where they believe Koehler was building "a dungeon," Miami-Dade County Prosecutor Laura Adams said.
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"My opinion is that items that were excavated at one place and remained there for several centuries should be returned to the same museums," she said.
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On July 2, 2015, six years after she disappeared, Campbell's remains were excavated from behind a wall at an apartment she shared with Garbutt in Lomita.
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Ice cores are samples of ice excavated from miles below the surface - vital in tracking atmospheric conditions, including rising temperatures, over hundreds of thousands of years.
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After the initial debris cloud was created, the cratering process lost energy and subsequent streams of debris were more slowly excavated from the asteroid's new scar.
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The site being excavated was to conform to his dreams of a pacifist, matriarchal, free-spirited civilization, nothing like the Europe outside tumbling into world war.
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Over the years, scientists at the Ashkelon site have excavated Philistine houses and delved into what they would have eaten and who they would have traded with.
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With "wolf-like" proportions, and weighing roughly 100 Ibs, the creature -- whose skull was excavated in Yunnan province -- would have been twice the size of today's otters.
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The massive coffin, which was recently excavated in the city of Alexandria, has now been opened, according to a statement released Thursday by Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities.
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Myron Stout's paintings can look like some kind of goddess sculpture from pre-dynastic Greece that's been buried in the Mediterranean for one thousand years, and excavated.
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The pool is then filled with a few feet of water, while the excavated dirt is used to shape the surrounding land to protect against storm surges.
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The characters who were entranced by the mystery of these ruins and the vanished people, and who excavated and explored these places, have their own interesting stories.
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This particular stretch of grass has had its share of disruption over the years; during the Obama administration, the lawn was excavated and under construction for months.
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Prosecutors have previously said occupiers excavated a trench with "significant amounts of human feces," and plowed an improvised road on or adjacent to grounds containing sensitive artifacts.
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He was hoping for a site like the one he'd excavated earlier: an ancient pond with fine-grained, fossil-bearing layers that spanned many seasons and years.
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Blackened chunks in a vitrine reveal themselves to be the charred and twisted remains of melted ceramic roof tiles (excavated from Pudding Lane and the surrounding area).
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When archaeologists excavated Cui Shi's brick tomb, they found the items looters left behind: a stone epitaph bearing her name, a lead stirrup and scattered donkey bones.
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Posters sensationalized the "Hindoo" and "Oriental" magic learned in countries where American and European colonization was active, and the recently excavated pyramids and Sphinx were frequent backdrops.
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On a searing July afternoon, one archaeologist held forth an ancient lunch: a fistful of charred, 21922,21-year-old grains of wheat, discovered in an excavated urn.
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"What is exciting about this is that there could be many more thyreophoran dinosaurs to find in places that until now have not been excavated," Maidment said.
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OLNICK This piece by Giulio Paolini is a plaster cast of an ancient sculpture excavated in the 16th century of two athletic wrestlers entwined with each other.
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Mountaintop removal is as dramatic as it sounds — a hillside is blasted with explosives and the remains are excavated — but the health consequences still aren't fully understood.
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Anchored by a striking reconstruction of a Viking chieftain's long house that was excavated nearby, the museum has a series of buildings connected by outdoor walking paths.
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There they lay, in permafrost, for decades before being excavated — a very different kind of buried treasure from that which built the city in the first place.
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The exquisitely preserved remains of the boy (called "Sungir 2") and girl ("Sungir 3"), excavated during the 1960s, make them particularly well-suited for accurate visual representations.
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The Bronze Age site has been excavated since its discovery in 2008 and every bone and artifact adds to the tragic narrative of what unfolded on the battlefield.
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Chile, Peru and other earthquake-prone countries have banned the upstream design, in which tailings are used to progressively construct dam walls the more a mine is excavated.
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Mortal Kombat, a series so wrapped up in hidden treats and in-jokes that one became a canonical character, is still being excavated for secrets decades after release.
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One skeleton had a small blade embedded in its skull The first skeleton that the researchers excavated was found in 2012 in Kenya, at a site named Nataruk.
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They were only found because Korean land is often excavated, so scientists and the fossil-curious dig in to see what ancient novelties are hidden in Earth's crust.
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Sabo-Walsh told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that in the most extreme cases the minerals are excavated using forced labor in order to buy weapons and fund violence.
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A few days before the meeting with the tailor, Weitz had gone to Jossen's house and excavated his closet, tossing out heaps of outdated shirts, pants, and suits.
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In February, the E.P.A. announced that the Missouri site would be partly excavated, at a cost to the liable companies of two hundred and thirty-six million dollars.
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Experts on artifacts from Persepolis say the bas-relief was first excavated in 1933 by a team of archaeologists from the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago.
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Fringed with woods, the lake is artificial, excavated during the construction of Washington's Green Line in the 1970s; in those days, the area was known as Lake Metro.
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The scientists also estimated that to build 200 million mounds, the termites excavated 2.4 cubic miles of dirt — a volume equal to about 4,000 great pyramids of Giza.
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Ms. Van Tilburg said that she had excavated two statues on Easter Island with carvings on their backs — the only others with such decoration among some 1,000 statues.
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Then cataloged to be by the Isleworth factory in England, they were later identified as being by Bartlam, based on comparison with porcelain fragments excavated in South Carolina.
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The training is the process by which a labyrinthine series of elaborate tunnels are excavated through the blob, tunnels that connect any given input to its proper output.
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But in recent decades, rural depopulation has meant fewer people live in the homes, which are composed of rooms hewn into the walls of an excavated circular courtyard.
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Some of the songs were true obscurities, based on scraps of handwritten melodies and lyric sheets excavated by Mr. Hurwitt from storage rooms at the Library of Congress.
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Prehistoric oyster shells, late 20th-century Budweiser cans excavated from Harvard Yard and a life-size diorama of an early 20th-century kitchen will also be on display.
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Most wrapped bodies at prehistoric sites did not come under intense scrutiny when excavated, because in the 23th and early 22th centuries interest was overwhelmingly in the artifacts.
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Val wondered how the team could have made its radical conclusion without having established the bones' geological age or having excavated beyond a small fraction of the chamber.
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Ms. von Zwehl created 353 different torn outlines of the girl's image, for her series "The Sessions"; it is based partly on memories excavated when she underwent psychoanalysis.
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Shanidar Z is the first Neanderthal skeleton to be excavated in the last 20 years, and the first discovered in the Shanidar Cave in at least 50 years.
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There she became engrossed by watercolors from an early-20th-century archaeological mission in Crete, led by Arthur Evans, who excavated the ruins of the ancient Minoan civilization.
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